Sonic before the sequel

| Published: Jul 10, 2013 03:00 am This article is over 11 years old and may contain outdated information Better than any official Sonic soundtrack? The other day, I shared with you all a new Sonic the Hedgehog fan game, Sonic After the Sequel. In particular, I made note of the game’s unbelievably amazing OST. We’re talking professional grade material here, equaling and possibly surpassing any official Sonic soundtrack. It’s that good. Though I provided a link to the full soundtrack and shared a small handful of tracks from YouTube, I wanted to give you guys a little more. It’s a good thing that Falk Au Yeong, one of the game’s seven composers, hit me up with a link to a YouTube “Sound Test” of sorts. That should allow you to quickly sample the audio as well as jump right into the full playlist for the extended tracks. And if you want to download the album in mp3 format, hit up either this link or this one. Oh! And the OST for the game preceding this one, Sonic Before the Sequel, is pretty kickass too. I’ve embedded a YouTube sampler below along with links to the playlist and mp3 download. Sonic Before the Sequel ’12 OST Playlist Sonic Before the Sequel ’12 OST mp3 download Destructoid is supported by our audience. When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn a small affiliate commission. Learn more about our Affiliate Policy

In the game. In true classic Sonic fashion, the blue hedgehog is a silent protagonist throughout Chrono Adventure, with all player dialogue handled by a new character named Rodolia the ladybug; she acts as the mute Sonic’s voice, making her presence known as a flickering sprite in his quills.Characters[]Gerem: A green hedgehog from the past that got kicked out of the Sky Empire by a fake Dr. Ucano.Rodolia: A tiny bug that will guide Sonic on his time traveling journey.Doctor Ucano: Mad scientist, and ruler of the Sky Empire. He rules with an iron fist, and relentlessly crushes anyone who goes against him using his machines. Though, something seems off about this.. Better take a look for yourself.Gameplay[]The gameplay is very different in this game. Taking it's concept from Sonic Before the Sequel Aftermath, Chrono Adventure sees Sonic with different upgrades. These are as follows: Classic: The classic controls just the same as BTS/ATS, just the Spindash and Super Peel-Out. You can also collect six Chaos Emeralds(As powerups,and it is six because one of them is a large powerup that stands for two powerups.) in different locations in the present to unlock Super Sonic.Sword: Possibly inspired by Sonic and the Black Knight. Has a slower runspeed, but can take out barriers.Jet boots: Slowest speed in the game, but will make Sonic jump high and let him speed off in the air.Bumper gloves: These will let Sonic perform punches and a double jump and will destroy bumpers.Boost shoes: Just the modern boost seen in Sonic Unleashed, Colo(u)rs and Generations.Rings can be collected, but you can only hold 30 at a time. Also scattered throughout the world are Silver Rings, which act as currency. You can use them at a shop to buy shields or 10 rings. The shields are the same as After the Sequel, so you can look at them here.Soundtrack[]Not much can be said for the soundtrack, as the songs in this fangame are reused songs from BTS and ATS, as well as songs/remixes from other games, like Sonic Unleashed, Kirby's Dreamland, Chrono Trigger and Metal Gear Rising. Although

Sonic Chrono Adventure is the fourth fangame released by LakeFeperd to be found, items to be purchased and story to be followed.Story[]Spoiler warning: Plot, ending details or any kind of information follow.Taking place after the events of Sonic After the Sequel and Sonic 3 & Knuckles, Sonic Chrono Adventure sees the Blue Blur spend his well-earned downtime in an expansive region known as the South Lakes. Up in the heavens hangs the ruins of the Sky Empire; a once thriving civilization that fell into ruins one hundred years ago after a mysterious accident destroying its floating island city. Sonic’s vacation quickly goes awry with him being relentlessly hunted down by a battered EGGATS-2013, the owl-like robot fought as the final boss in After the Sequel. Now that the feathery robotic fiend has escaped the Special Zone and developed time-travelling capabilities as a result, EGGATS promptly thrusts Sonic a century into the past; rebels are fighting against the dictatorial rule of Doctor Ucano, the Sky Empire’s Director of Sciences who rose into power within a year before the events of the game. Sonic is forced to watch history unfold as the same incident that saw the end of the Sky Empire draws near under Ucano’s reign, and with Doctor Eggman attempting to assert his rule over the present-day South Lakes as well, it’s a race against time itself to save both past and present from destruction!The plot of the game will have Sonic travel back and forth through time, as the title would suggest. These will be forced onto the player at first when EGGATS catches up to Sonic early on in the story, but upon acquiring one of its feathers after two round trips through space-time, you can use portals scattered around the world map to time-travel at any given point. The story is mainly presented through scripted sequences and expositional conversations with NPCs on the world map, rather than cutscenes like those in BTS and ATS. That is not to say that there isn’t any cutscenes period, as they are used sparingly and saved for important story events late